Wild Boar and Pine Martens in the Forest of Dean - Nature Diaries

Hi Conservation Crew!
Last week we enjoyed four days in the amazing Forest of Dean. We went for a jolly but the reason we chose this area is because it is well known for a population of 'feral' wild boar and more recently, pine martens.
We had an amazing time there and saw some amazing species including:
- Silver-washed fritillary butterfly
- Lime hawkmoth caterpillar
- Holly blue butterfly
- Green dock beetle
- Common darter dragonfly
- Bloody-nosed beetle
- Mallard duck
- Mandarin duck
- Coot
- Mute swan
- Fresh water mussel
- Grey squirrel
- Fallow deer
- Red fox
Did we see wild boar or pine martens? Watch to find out!
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[@emosp0ngebob]

love this

[@SimonBaddeley]

Excellent filming but why why why do you have to add the muzak? How about using sound kit to give us the real soundscape of the forest? Pleeeeze, pretty pleeze, let hear the sounds of quietness.